IIILLSBORO INDEPENDENT.
CnUred la Um pnatnffloaa Hlllsbato,Onfloa,
aa eat-uua-ciaae aienr.
Mobcrttlon, In advaae, parjraar , . ft IB
noxns SOLD.
A new iue of I'nlteJ States 30-
jrear -I er cent bonds baa been made.
ThU time American and German
banker take the aecurltlee. One
hundred million dollars have been
unconditionally placed, and an op
tion remain on another oue huntired
million. The London capitalist are
not participating at this time.
Just why congress hesitate to au
thorlze a short time Hale of bowk of
umali denominations In not nlain In
I I I .... -fl llnllaliil I -
rniiiff, ..rnuauy uu U8 at thU distant. Them nuoht nm
are jiiiiilii;r to wUh that there was to 1hj any dink.ully in making . pop.
a .-uoiiroo uoemne appucaoie i" uar loan. Xo bonds have even been
South Africa. Itecent finding of rich ,nore gought than the 7-30's during
HM mines there U tempting the cu- the war n)l ,bere u no reasou wl)y
pinny 01 r.ngiana, so mm nr uuuuu- ,ne people 8re not M now ,
HILMHOKO PUHUHHINO CO., Proprietor.
I. M C. OAt'LT, Editor.
tt rnnL rAMcaor rum cut
Fill DAY, JANUARY 3.
uri- are expanding.
iH-itler at Pendleton on Tuesday
lat M'1J 300,000 bushels of wheat at a
net price of 40 cents per bushel. The
transaction put $120,000 In circula
tion in Umatilla county. Other
holders expect to sell at an advance
of a cent or two per bushel, at which
flirtire, as much more will change
hands.
take up the obligations of the govern
ment, it offered la small denomlna
lions denominations which they
can handle, as they were in the time
of the rebellion. If it Is the green
back endless chain that is doing this
mischief, it is high time to break it.
The tariff bill and bond bill have
passed the house. The seuate finance
committee was to consider them yes.
lerduy, Thursday. While the tariff
bill was first considered by the house,
it U probable that the order will be
reversed in the senate.
SF.UTOK lOlMiE AS I) EXUUM.
A correspondent in the Bunday Or
exoiiinn takes the English side of the
Venezuela dispute, signing himself
T. L. i:., which are the Initial letters
of T. L. Klllott. It 1st little surpris
ing thiit these Knellsh symyathizers Bcimtor Lodge, of Massachusetts,
can see no wronir that those insular made a speech in the seuate last Mon
iieople ran do; but, on the other ,,M' which was scholarly, statesman-
hand, can see no good in America like and patriotic. Lodge isa worthy
America that has tolerated them, fed successor to Charles Sumner, having
them and mado them what they are. " "wngth, le.trning and elo
quence or Sumner,' but lacking in
A new market has been found for some of the prejudices and defects
American raw cotton. The Japanese "'at sosndly marred the elder Masa-
liHvegone largely Into the manufac- chusetts statesman
ture of cotton cloth which before has ldge'a address was listened tu
been boutht of England. Ordlnar- attention by the senate. He
lly, it would not matter where the Pve a very Interesting sketch of the
looms are placed, only England has Monroe doctrine, and told how it
got Into a bad habit of going to was vitally Involved in the Venezu
Egypt and India for the raw ma- ' boundary-line controversy, tie
terial, hence when Japan draws on followed this with a brief relation of
the United States tor cotton it is the pending dispute between Great
greatly to our advantage. Britain and V enezuela, which he
taid had now reached a crisis affect
The populists are boasting of the ing most gravely the honor, the ln-
volume of their literature, which Is terests, the rights, and the well-set
distributing in the county. One tied policy of the United States.
agent said : "Read that and you will If England, with no authority but
see what the farmers are reading this a disputed claim, beized territory and
winter." "true," was an answer, declined arbitration upon it. Her
"and you people may succeed in rals- action, he declared, did not differ
Ing a storm which you will not be from seizing and holding new terri-
ablo to control. ou did last year, tory in the Americas by the right of
Uhe runners know chaff when they conquest. If she could seize terrl
see It, and they are accustomed to tory under a claim which had grown
nriiiBirii lira iiini, larger wiiii eacn succeeding year
there was nothing in
niie rresiueni Cleveland has takinir indefinite reu-inn. in -..h
uevii eiiuorseu ny ine American in i America
u i 1 1 v w t , ... uit- 1 tie senator referred to fh Pln
Mgp, the foreign policy of his admin- (nade on Venezuela by Great Britain
.m.ni.u.. .me ueri. ucn inai me bus- for renaration on account nf ri h..
,.u .o r.im wun many minus ,ne authorities of the former country
, W 7, u ""T"'"""'" "f wu.u.i or British subjects on the disputed
, (ivtu iu unucr- terr or II... ,nniuill,lnn of
sianu mac ne am not mean all that ration. h d..iri i-
I... XT . ...... I , ,v ..... c
. DWO rejmrr, nave aireaay ej up wlth the aequiitlon of terrl
oansoury pnvaie explanatory tele- Indemnity fixed and demanded by
gram. It Is those private under- G,ent Britain. !. ,.k.w.wi,i.i i
standings which Americana so fear. Ln ,ii. i,ai ,h .n ..i ...
It we all could be assured that our 1(f BrlUsh territory, and made ihe
K.,eriiuieiii wouiu laae a aignineil whole cam, vol,! iranH..i.
I a .... . .. .. - ..v wu.uiuiu ,
nu ' iH s.uonaiong me lines on "We have neglected too long our
L.i "U", 'T ' "' foreign pol!cy, and the great Inter
..n..u.j a..u ui presiaenrs mes- of th ITniiP.i hiu.. ..,ii..k h..
sage, neither inviting nor shunning ko,,,, her We want the
matter of the boundary dispute set
lied by arbitration, because it is set
tied ntheru'lsn It wnM l a i.i,...,
. " m uiu iu
ilcv. Dr. Drown, recently of Ta. L iui ...s i., .. .
v ...hi in lULiirit . Itllll Itl 1I1H WHI in r
ty Into a needless expenditure ot sev
era! hundred millions of dollars for
coast defense and gun boats, that
ought to go into other channels.
New berg Independent.
War is a dreadful calamity, as our
country learned a generation since,
and should never 1 lightly contem
plated, even In the most Just cause,
But with England, of all nations,
war should be the most calamitous to
this country. The United States
would be taken at a great disadvan
tage on the ocean, through want ot
preparation, during the first year of
hostilities, though on the land we
would no doubt show sufficient activ
ity to suit the most fastidious of our
foes. The end of the war would
probably find the commerce of both
countries destroyed, British power
swept from this continent, the Mon
roe doctrine maintained. Gervaise
Star.
The attack of Great Britain against
American securities should lead to
speedy legislation by congress to shut
out British goods. This country can
retaliate with telling effect by keep
ing out British vessels and British
goods by tariff war. The Uuit.d
States, with her wealth of resources,
can impose such duties as will entire
ly shut out British wares, which
would stop the outflow of gold and
make more work for our own people.
Let England keep this merry war
going, ln a commercial struggle the
United States, being a self-sustaining
nation, can make England cry fur
quarter, and set the British lion
guarding his own securities instead
if attacking ours Albany Herald.
LROtt N01 TI1ERX OREuO SIMS.
To t'hk Emtiu Ixuki'kxmcxt:
On the 4th day of December I left
home fur the mines in Southern Ore
gon, the sunny laud of gold. I ar
rived at my destination on the even
ing if the Oh -afe and well, also
well plfused with the outlook, ard
will give you a short sketch of my
trip.
There wcro two trains of us that
left Portland on the ceclal for Sau
Franc Uco, on thu t-" rates for through
tickets. There wt re thirteen cars in
our train. After we kit Salem they
made no slops otilv f
Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
3 EaMmi
353
AHZGZZJTEW PURE
of claims here that r.ro 1 o't: woi ked
by parties that have lo:t-ed Hum,
and mot of them lcne for '2j per
cent of all money laken out, and a
c.r luy in
MUEKIFF'M NAI.fr: OX
FOItKfl.OM HE.
war, we could commence the new
year more cheerfully.
rBEMH ESTIMATE.
M. Flourens, formerly minister of
foreign affairs for Franco, wrlfi this
paragraph to an English paper:
"British diplomacy still retains a
violent procedure, which Is out of
place ln our epoch. Unless she be
lieves she is face to face with a
stronger power than herself, her
weapons of discussion are ultima'
turns. This unbridled manner does
enormous harm to her reputation,
whether it impose i her will ou the
people whose weakness obliges them
to submit in humiliation, or whether
she gives way, as she will have to do
n the quarrel with Venezuela, before
unforseen resistance. Her moral
authority was seriously Impaired, for
instauce, by Lord Salisbury's men
acing language to the Sultan. A
European concert In regard to the
East, far East or America does not
exist, because no one wishes to be
addressed with England's diplomatic
arrogance or expos i to the dangers
of her breaches of faith."
siops oniy ior wood, ami mau call u.as0 ( , i,uv m .,,
that was generally where there were wlth lots of claims h. re on this creek,
no stations -so that people could not and on Hogutu creek, liut to buy a
buy their tickets for stations along claim straight out will cost from
the way. We left Portland at 10 j00 upward. But if a man has two
o'clock and arrived at Gendale at 8 Llaims sometimes, they will sell a
o'clock next morning, after a long dttle cheaper.
and dreary night. Slept but very One more Ihr.uclit iiiwe throuuli
little during the night. The people my mind before I chse this cum
in the same car I was Id, all seemed municatlon to ihe inner world, as I
Jully and happy, and of all thesnor- am aImot out of ihfWiTld.cn an
ing toward morning deliver met elevation of 3,000 feet. I must sav.
We were prepared for the occasion the weathi r is fine so far. Instead
with a lunch, which came in very of hearing curse about the rain, as 1
"""" have often heard, the ininiu wer'.d
On arriving at Glendnle, the train is pr..vi ug f..r r.iin mid will h.ts-s li e
lay it falls, iiiilioiil, tliey can do
some work now.
Flh are vi ry plentiful, and nice
lirgelrout nt that. At certain sea
sons, salmon till the err tour miles
below our collage lior.
There Is a feiitleiunii ou the second
claim below us that iL will r,t a
null to roll j
K'.ii.ui iea
a goou reputation um tin- mill -rs
hrou'hout the country, ami is well
liked by ail. His uamo is l'.tt
O'Sliea. Yours Truly,
W. P. (iUAII.tM.
TY VI K TI E OK
AX
lell
coma, but now of San Francisco, and and dignity of the United States.
.vi.ison, nave succeeded In do not believe the people of England
ttt nmriifiif I.... . a i ... I. " "
.....Mti..,l,ls . UUB H-nnuai in me have the east deslro i. i
ll .. .!.. ma . . . I a
iNiy tnj. ine uavidson Is the hostilities u lh th iti.i ..
. wmiivii otniro nnjf
more tlian we seek or desire hostlll
ties with them. We have seen Brit
ish forces at Corlnto. We know the
attitude they assume in Venezuela
the
prosecuting witness, and Brown Is
either the lecher or the unfortunate
victim of the blackmailer, all de
pending on the credibility of the tes-
! rtii.- . ...
imony. yung glrrs reputation They are attempting to tak Und
la iiitiimlKul u- fr. i.A t. r .a I . ... .
" " the Alaskan bountlarles. They have
... , ,.u..n,u:ouKrunire. jusi renouncinl the modus vivendi
vlous good reputation and the Dav
idson's uncertain life, the blackmail
theory seems plausible. But true or
untrue, why did Brown pay the
')00? If untrue, that can only lie
explained by the almost universal
ignorance in matters of business and
the ways of the world under whhii
the clotti allow themselves to rest
and reopened in that way the peril
ous dispute or the seal fisheries. It is
not by accident that thfse events
have all occurred, or all come to an
acute stago within the past year."
I he senator closed by expressing
llio liclief that the questions between
i.ngiami and tin, United States
would be Kacefully settled, but it
A r.,.., -I. ....... I ... ... I 1
-"...u....Kirimiiiiini train a was very clear that such settlement
7, "" wun matters or vie . Wuld only be reached by action on
" v , " meousiness the part of congress and the president
lllikll U'hi) atiat -I t I .....
" slumming which should
ureal powers of oratory and rhetoric
have their dangers, as llev,
now Inis iMvasioii to know.
An ugly muddle Is what the Ken.
tucky legislature Is In. At tho No
vcmher election, Shreve, repubficiin,
and Carroll, democrat, were opposing
candidates for a seat in the state leg.
Mature. Shreve treacherously acted
so that his opponent had no opposi
tion, and, of course, was elected; but,
having sensitive ideas of political'
honesty, Uarroll refused to accept the
election he resigned, or thought he
diil. Tho governor called a sneclHl
election, at which Carrol stood lor a
second election. He was successful.
It now turns out that he could not
resign an office in anticipation.
The state constitution, It seems
! 1 . .
i-rotiucn mai members take office
on the 1st of January, and hold for
a term of two years, hence the old
iminlH-r that was Inducted in on
the 1st of January, 1894, was in offlie
In November and December, 1895.
There was no vacancy. The gover
nor had no right to call a special elec-
ftill linn.. .. .A l ...
....... mmw mere WOUIU DO Do
vacancy till afte, January I, ISOfl.
ine special election was a nulity.
The legislature, therefore, stands, on
Joint ballot, sixty.nlne republicans
and slxty-eight democrats. Where
fore, Carrol's attempt at vindication
is like to lose the state to the demo,
crats, and Joe Blackburn la a goner.
ot as n rm as ll was
temperate, ami which should main
Brown tain the Monroe doctrine absolutely
and at all hazards wherever lu-ilv
applied.
0ME TIIIM.S OKKM
Sll.
r.U'KK.H
1 1 M......i i ..
irvmiiii, says (tie I liroll
icle, greatly irritat.sl the English by
sending his Venezuelan message to
congress. Hint much can be freely
admitted. But he made haste to art.
ply a salve to the wound by sending
in a second message, advocating the
emission or another batch of bonds
and proclaiming to the world that
the credit of the nation Is in danger,
There is nothing so calculated to re
joice the average Englishman as the
prosei t of making money out of the
United States, except, pel haps, to
near our country discredited. Cleve
land In his latent message gratifies
both these British proensitie. He
gives American securities a black eye
iu advance, and holds out the hope
to the syndicate, chiefly composed of
ioreigners,that they will be permitted
to buy another lot of bonds at an ah
normally low price and sell them be
fore the ink of the signatures is drv.
ai a imy advance that will permit
the schemers to make millions Al
bany Herald.
IVm't get uneasy about this war
talk. The only thing to be feared Is
that the government will rush blind-
4011 X SHEKMAVS USAMK VIEWS.
Senator John Sherman, the veteran
finance minister, introduced In the
U. S. senate on Tuesday, the follow
ing resolution :
"Resolved, that by Injurious legis
latlon by the fifty-third congress, the
revenues of the government were re
duced below its necessary expendi
tures and the fund created by lawful
redemption of United States notes
has been invaded to supply such a
deficiency of the reserve, and that
such misapplication of the resump
tion fund is of doubtful legality and
greatly injurious to the public credit,
and should be prevented by restoring
said fund to a sura of not less than
$100,000,000 ln gold coin or bullion
to be paid out only in the redemp
tion of United States notes and treas
ury notes, and such notes, when re
deemed, to be re-issued only in ex
change for gold coin or bullion."
At its reading, Senator Sherman
announced that or. Friday, the 3d
Inst., he would have some remarks
tootrer which the country will con
sider with much interest. They will
no doubt clear the financial sky of
many threatening clouds.
The U. 8. senate has been organ
ized .by the republicans. That isa
majority of each committee, head d
by its chairman, is republican. This
was accomplished by tho refusal of
the six populists to vote not count
ing Kyle, who voted with the demo
crats. The democrats charge a bar
gain entered Into between the
isipulis's and republicans. This Ihe
latter deny. If there is an under
standing at all, it was brought about
by the complcction of tho finance
committee. This committee is said
to ravor silver coinage. Whether
this was the consideration that se.
cured the silence of the turn. ..
whet hi r it was some other conidera-
tion, the tepublicans cannot rely on
mcir wvoranie action later on. and
hence cannot be held responsible for
Ihe legislation of the session.
stoped for breakfast, and we
them there
Uleudalu is a small little burg, not
as large as Tigardville, for all they
nave two stores, two Iiolels, one
blacksmith shop, a Unit four or five
dwellings, railroad depot and then
all is told. I btopK'd over iu Glen
nam one uay, nought my supplies, man just simply f.,uu
hind a team to haul our provisions, I the first t-ti..o. !',n
at pei day, and left town for our
future home, at 9 o'clock, and came
very blowly all the way and reached
camp at 4 o'clock in the evening,
The roads are far superior to the
road from Tigardville to Portland,
except about four miles that is as
good as from Tualatin to Tigardville.
There are two fords to cross, and at
limes it is almost impcsdblo lo cross;
but that only lusts two or three days
at a time,
Sometimes the snow falls deep out
nere. ix years ago, tlie old miner
lell me, ii lull six feet deep on a level
Ihere is snow iu sight, about a mile
from us, ou what is called Green
mountain.
In regard to prices at Glendnle
iii:i.
lie
Woir. Al lleavcrtoii,
. wiitf in Iloii:y Wo,:. A
ll ne nlulilivn iiit.iini ili-ir I,
H-t' 3tH, tilt
uiU,iki una
The British Siutli African Com
pany has iuvaifUl n neigliboi ing in
dependent state with a face of "U0
men. The colonial ollire has ordered
the return of the expedition, but it is
suswcted that llio diipulch ill not
reach the commander till hu has end'
ed his campaign. The move is a 111
tin awkward ii-.r nt ildtmu u h..n
ii -i . , . ..... '
w. ..,., , r can; onions, fi.w England Is desirous of making a giaal
.l.-..)..B.,.MU.llUllli;. UM aimearail.-o to Ihe. eves ol !"r:..ie,.
,l,i . I -
...... ,...uB, , ,uuc cnear in Germany and Holland.
proportion, but some dearer tliun at
Tigardville Hour, 80 ceuts a sack
In leaving Gleudale we came up
Cow creek until we came to Starvout
creek, uud then up Starvout to the
Green mountain ledge, one of the
richest ledges in Oregon only one
richer, and Unit is Gold Hill mine
Our claim is a little way down the
iid'a. liiini iiih tri'Uii niiuuiinin t i .. . . ,
x (1 I I HIT lit IIMJIT It
mine, where it Is being worked Very President Cleveland I
A I- I
CAiensiMlj. ,h . , - .. IlU.ii,..,iis hefure tin
'11...... ..1 1 .1.!.... L . I . 1
-..wva.cuuui, uniiy nyuraullCS 8 lVer Purchase ai t could lenea'cl.
.1 ...... L. .... r. ,. . .. "
.i vow wren, uesiues many Now, when the country is iu a bud
omers working with rockers and way. will the deiii.u-r.ita helo hack
The Venezuela matter has for some
weeks veiled the Turkish and Ar
meuiatt iroutilis, vet the massacres
go bravely ou. The Armenians Hre
suffering perstiutions just as did the
christians in early centuries. This
doing w hile England hou-ts of being
defender of rivil.z ilion.
i' semite mid
um io aei-ept
The Venezuela commission Is com-
posed of David J. Brewer, justice of
the I . S. supreme courl. Richard tr
Alvey, C. J. of the court of apt!
District of Columbia, Andrew D.
Vhiie,nf New York, Fred It. Cou
dcrt, New York, and Daniel C. Gi.
man, Maryland. Brewer and White
are republicans, Alvey and Coudert.
democrats, anu unman has no mrty
affiliations, though he is classed ,.
erally as a lepubliean. Coudert is of
r rench deseeut and at the head of
the New York bar. White is a
college president and one of ItcsI-
ent Grant's commissioner's to San
Domingo, and was U. 8. minister to
Russia under the Harrison ad minis-
tration. Oilman has held the chslr
or ptiwcal tnd olitcal tteography
in laie college. Brewer Is well
known and Alvey gained his retalia
tion a a lawyer In the Maryland
courts. At Washington, th. mm.
mission is regarded a strong one.
ground sluice. There are four hy
draulics on Slarvout, besides thirty
io loriy men mining by other
methods, some are taking out lots ol
money. All are making good wages,
so they claim. . I have seeu lots of
gold, both coarse and fine gold.
Some pieces go from fio to 1,100.
There is gold lure everywhere
We Have only washed out four pans
or dirt, but we got many colors ol
fine gold, and three pieces oue about
a cents, one 15 cents, and one fully
40 cents.
But we are not in the gold busi.
ness. e are busy building a man
sion. Our building material Is com
posed of logs. There are plenty ol
rocks ror building fireplaces, and
some left to fall dow n over.
1 here are many famiies up here.
We are only mu and one-half mile
from store and piMoMce. The name
of that iM'autiml city is starvout.
ri i ....i i ... i
n-j ii.ive si iiiHji ami cnurcli there
at times. The tcHfhtr Is rar sutierh r
to common teachers. He teaches.
doctors mines and swears
week days, and preaches on Sunday
1 his is a lovely piaist for hunting.
open titular and many bare and
open piaivs, in.. t plenty of deer, bear
and panther by the wholesale; jack
raunns, silver-grey squirrels and
quail and grouse to nu one's heart's
content.
there are many kinds of timber
lure red and yellow fir, common
and sugar pine, spruce and cedar,
live oak, black oak, white oak and
chincHpiu oak. Mountain laurel are
thick and some are two feet through.
Yew Ins ure very plentiful. All
the old miners say they are a sure
indication of gold when located in a
mining district.
again?
Tho Lives SutiiI. kJ
Mrs. Phel 'J horn is, ,f Junction
City, III., was told by hi r doctors he
had consumption and that there was
no Iiojk! for hec, hut two bottles Dr.
King's New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr. Thus. Eg;rer-., l:)!i 'Florida
St., San Francisco, suffered from a
I read fill cold, nppronchiiig consump
tion, tried without result everything
else, then bought one bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured, lie is naturally
thankful. It is such results of which
these are samples that prove the won
derful ehVaey of this nicHcine iu
coughs and colds. Five (rial bolt'es
at Hillshoro Pharmacy. I'egular
size bOc. and S.
EXF.Ct'TlON
iaetl out ot
Inet'ui'uit Court of llio ol Orciijn,
I lc,r V 1. 1, inirton Count r. tu favor ol K. A
Hyde uuil ii. Hamilton, and aituinat t . i.
l ai ter itui ami U. Vt. Pattrmon. lor e.
I .um ot ill. rot, anj for Hi further
-Mil ol , v. B. nolo ruin. Willi in:roi
itifi?on at tlirniof 11 r cent t-r an
num, trout llie liui UU7 of June, lslsl, anl
t .VJ. auoriifv.' t.-e, an.l the further um of
'A'.', taxe. aiut lor Ihe coeta snU vxpenva
uf 1 1 e an I ot auiii writ.
.ii,1 tlierelure. by virtue anj In inirtu-
aac ot aaul juii'Miicni, uecne Hn1 orJer ot
aie, i w in, on .MoifUv. ine x. in o y 01
J.inti.ir, Ib'.HJ. at the e.tith .t .r ol the
C'.iiirt llouae, in Hllihor, VValonK'...u
fountr, Orritou. at Hie hour of 1 o'iaii..'k p.
M. of Mi,l day, aoll at tiuiiiic auction to Ihe
l.iiicat bi,l.lr lr ciali. the liltoinc uv
u.T'led real property, Io a it :
A i.irl i, i lie Uonati'.n hunl cin'in ot
K .rail Wuik.T ami if., ;oul b i.ijt n
I in- ol -.'iicii 1' I N It 4 V ! .he V .11.
ii.e uial I, liiitle.l ami mole lllilr it.'--ii
oJ t- f.il.ott a, 1. - a it : b e "iiuik a. a
pu, nt on lin-fast ut ill ti,M tJUli.it: roa'l
,e il ntt ,r in tor.-l Uriie to lia'i' t'rut'k,
i:il i .iiit hfinic N 41 il ft. io mill. V Ai lit
Irom a a oi c, li. e nnruiial roiur ol a
timt ii I. ml Jit) left aqunrr, forintTly r.,n
vvf.l lv til al.,v it nieil Kik;4ntdi Wa.-k-r
mi. I Hi' io VV. 11. 11 1 I : running tlntuf
nertU 41 iloi-. nun. W 7') lent; theme
north 4S 4j noil. L:AM; thpnee anutli
II itHir. Id moi. K 70 leel; tlit'iice aoulli 4s
,,. 4.) in ,u. W 2 . It-el lo l lie nit ol b -K;1'ii.iik;
ail k'tutile in V4-iiiuloii i'oiiii
ti', Oii'i;,", lo alily llie hereinl.tlore
r,.,ii:i-i Mini", niul lor tho rutie and ex-
i t n-ci nf nil ;tl-'.
i ,1 .i,.'rt Atit 1, m1. tubjret to
: i- ' in ,t,oii us ,er ntal 'itr ,t Jri:'iii.
iine my bund Una Situ iinv of le
reiiil.er. IMI.V ll. . JfuKll,
Si.-rul'of WashitiKlou l otnily, Ur.
I V W. 1. l!HAUr,.xi, ll puiy.
Smith A: Huwmas.
'&l-''t Allorut'Va for 1'luiiitill.
WHO WANTS THIS 'SPACE
For a Display "ad" for 1896? IP ijou ore
a Business Man icho wants to reach the
. Fcoplc of Washington County, tjou uni
te satisfied after usinfl these Columns.
FOR. THE YEAR 1896
We ore oinij to do more Job Printing
than in precious tjears-and just as good
as eccr. Can ure do your Job Printing?
HILLSBORO PUBLISHING CO.
5!
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L. Y. BERCKMOES, WATCHMAKER
SIIKHIFK'S NAM:
BY VIUTTK OY AS KXIXI'IIOS,
,lei'r.ti mi, I oriler o. ante, i.iied out o:
In,' Circuit I'ouri of die fiiuie i,t t)ie lor
WiiHiiuigiou County, in inv,,r of Currn
J iiiiu.-ii i, an.l H.iliinl H. K. M iiniii'ii and
Mm. Klia Mnniiinir, iu. wile. f.r tlie i,utu
ol jn.Vi, cohIi, an I lor t lie l.iriher um i f
(!'", U. S. Kold coin, with uiiercat t)nreMi
i: III,' rale of ll) per i-nt ier nni.iilli, Ir.-ln
hi' l'l Ii iiay ol April, 1MII, an I the aiini ol
fx), attoriK'v'a feua, an.l lor llie r.iata mid
i xi eiiva . f rale and i f aaid rll.
Num. ttu-refore, by virtue and in pursu
mice nf aaid jmlK'nent, deriee 31,1 oi.ler ol
-ire, X w 1 1 , 1 'n Monday, thu '.'7.li ilnv ol
Jiiiiii.rv. IKK), ut Hie aouih ih.or of t lie
Court llnuae, in Hulsluro, Wn-liint'luii
I. 0101 y, Oregon, ul Hie hour ol 10 o'c.oek
. M. ol amd dny, ae,l at ptlh ic auction to
llie 1 1 l-1 1 c 3 1 bidder for ca Ii, the loiiow Hit'
i.cniied real property, lo-Ait:
1. vltitf and uenii- in llio C.iunty ol Wuali
iiil'Ium. .State of Oregon, bounded and par-
II. marly describe,! nu lollowa: The aoutli-
nuiirter (S W )i aection thtrtv-ix
i.l-,) In townxbiii inrve (3) north ranxe live
(.".) weal of the Willamette nielidlllll, con-
11111111K one hundred and rixiy acres, luoiv
r les, to h iihIv t'ie heremlwlore named
ulna, and for Ilia coil an.l n;ienei o)
.,1,1 na.e.
( lid property will I e -old mnli-t tore-
! i' 111 nt on ai per ataiiile nf Oregon.
Itiu h niy hunu thia iJllll .1 v of I)t
in ier, I ,.,. II. 1. VlHtD,
frlu-r 11 ui W i-liiiieton County, i iretO'i.
Hv W. 1). liiiAiiroRi), Djpu.y.
A. Kimi Wii.hox and H. II. Ht a on.
;jl o, Aitorneya lor I'.iiniiill.
ItoyM1 11 11 I (airU Aid Society
of Oregon.
.1. ..y
Si roinf M., r P. ;.. IIiiNI:oro.
n
.. WATCHES. CLOCKS ..
JEWLERY. SPECTACLES. ETC.
M909 .iilMetilltWi
line .nail t itiilli u' il Mnti li l.'i'uiirlii-.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY - - -
THREE COLLEGE COURSES
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
IiY8 MAY BK HAD (AM) 8
1) lime irirl.) lor (1 ) ordinary aerv
HOME-
vice at
fes: m upon liideuiure. .0 w-rk. nt-
I ncii'iiil, and be hr.msht tin some hat
iu your own;) and (3) children limy be
lal lor leel adopt on, A'ldf-ra
W. T. tlAKIlNKIL
Hurt, li.iv.' and (i rla' Aid Socktv. I'oit-
Jn.nl. Oregon.
The Academy prepares for College and giocs
a thorough English Education, the best pre
paration for teaching or business. All ex
penses eery Iouj. Hoard and rooms at the
Ladies' Mall $3 to $4 per toeek, including
electric light and heat.
THE COLLEGE DORMITORY
Under excellent management, furnishes
board and room at 2.25 per tceeh. Many
students rent rooni3 and board themseloes
at a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per tceeh.
For full particulars, address
president McClelland,
Forest Groce, Oregon.
WINTER
TERM
BEGINS
JANUARY
2, 1S9G.
ItltM K I.AVIX..
IOilv KIMI. THE WK1.I.-KNOW.N
brick lat ernud cmracior. w II execu i
ui wnk i-ntruited to him. draw i hina
iml apeciliciii ,oiib. and tuawe eittimate-.
I" eu.e in Hillaixiro: T. II. lonetie. S.
1!. Hun.. ii or 1. M. C. (inula, l'nriland
clilriiHH, Min Columbia 81. 9-).
Kto'klii!l-ri' fct-liiiy;
riTIK ASNTAL Ml.KIINU OF
X M '.'k . r-. o' tfie l-'irt N :
bank fd II: I I) T, . II ... o n i l Ii
llieir hunk ii.- h,,t:-e mi 1 ui'. !:iv, Ju.
iliieltup I . r i ... '
a nit eiicr.iiii i oirecton i, r Ilia riiMiina
year, a ml lor Mir-ti niher i,u!no9 da may
c.ilne netoro a .1 1 irwt up.
Sl J. i. M Kit il Y M A N",
Cnhi"
H,tin
'Id l.1
oar i
IIILl.Si!0K(l-l'OH1I.AMI
EXPRESS !
WILLIAM 1 i rrr.lt, Vrnp.
laving iiiri iiiiMii y.r. .Ainlrrvm t
merest in tin line, I licriuv ilniioiiiii't
that I mil iri'piireil to exi'i-'ile all coiiuiiis
?ion eiilriintt'il to inf. I;. j;,ilar tri. to
I'oniann are mmie i.n
Monday, Vf .ln"v.l..y ft I'ri.inji
Rettlrtlltlir on tliO ililva fnlloivin. S'i,ecinl
js to water, this onuntrv 1 upti attention irivon to the rxtvutmn of in:ill
.. t.i ..... I nrtfera. l...r4 nr, i r
..u.,uifu iin wa, tirst-tlasn drink
rrwk,
lovely
Inj,' water, rimt and corTi" js our
only drink, for the nenrrat ilace to
jrt'i 8iiyiiun(r in the Mihjk- of strong
urinK, even ir j ou were t-nHke-bittcn,
l.i forty-seven miles. Ther are some
ruttltiiHkes down on Cow
oniGfour mifes lielnw our
mountain home.
I inut top my deeriilioil for
liiomeiit to itiforni you that my two
companion an ninifinir "In Mr
- 1 , . . .
lH.yil.KIS l;,,,,,y 1,,. H)Wn
the I-arm."
i ,. . . . .
e nn.i ine jieopii; here entirely
civuizeii ntui ine iKvt of neighbor-:
lliey try every way to new-
comer, ami ili'Poiiiui(u themelv
tU aitTHIIUIInlille villi in .......... .. ....
... ...,v n a j ,
.otl-e to lli 9 lull lie.
HrPic D. srr.v;
l-ed nil i4. -rir I - 11
stl.lll it'it ( iv aiiv ilei.r. .
ahrr N -veinb-r li I ''.V
2 MATH, ii A
TreiifcRrer'-a
M:r i.KFr vy
run", I
Hill .1, I tlU
t III.
K'.VAIIT.
Vit J. e.
Nori k is iiicri nv
all ' .urn v iu r t
to July- I, !i.-, i i. .,.
the oilirrt ,, t.ie .hi:-' t
I. r a mi I . ,; i n tii. .:i
ber 21. !W
liaie i at l'i"-',r . 1 1
D"rfi!f, IUT. J.
30 31
IVi'.V. Tit T
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THE LEA
uM DRUG JMOUSE
TII 13-
.Il!ei.l!!.ll".'M"'? P'",1:? "Her. Its .IrtiK. from fl,
UNSET LIMITED
SEASON UI' IStli-lMMl.
only, ,n.l ia ihorouohlv ai,,.,,li;, with eve y m.niZ e. r';'"',,It'' """'f ' t-irera
K a lirrt-cl, ,,re.'ri,.ti ,!, l...i.,eHa. Tlmnnn .? ""V '"r I'"'l "Hv N.,i.l,t.
nmHt.a,.,.r,,ve,l Ii.m r-.,..,lit, ,t. , , nX J - n V." 7l r Unit Hi.
-....li., w, to ii. hHi i ruh! TZS, ll tr,.'.T"'l"r a',vn"'''' " l'".r-
-- rm - iniini 1 1 1 fal IfllSI II IF
WILL RUN
TWICE A WEEK
BETWEEN
San Francisco
and New Orleans
OVER THE GREAT
SUNSET ROUTE
LEAVING SAN FRANCISCO
TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS
Troiii Tin-ilur, Xovpintier 5, lw.r.
Tin- ino-t PotniIetP, liiiHlern, eli-ifatilly
e.i:ii K-.l nn.l la-rfi-rtly atMnirI Veti-
biilwl Tranaeontiiir-iihil Train in Ainprii'a.
nial le at . NV l".ilti j.tnent, enjiully iloiune.! and
li , erii" i biiilt for lliin erviiv.
., '' 1 ' " 'I iy ot
v.-riS',ioN.
,iln' v 1 r.'n-otrrr.
AdntinitrntorH otire.
I'oritT. n iii:ni.: v
. I'm leadline nrtii-lea of DI!ff;f:TTu' ti'viM.,.,.. . .
iMil-L MEH, TOILKT AUTICMCH. ItKLSll .vf'..: HXKST
A Inrpe and cxrellnit a.,,,,!,,,..,,. ai.L-A r ' . ' ' '-l'lJ
aImo on LuikI.
PATKXT MKKICISKS of all m.... .
Tl.o lineal WIXM ... . ..... .. . - " in K.,
liliif tin
Ii
ml KVK-fil.Assrs
Hk.
Il-lied in !. of aii kni. or, Jit
enri,ti0
Union Block,
THE HILLSKORO PHARMACY,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
DELTA DRUG STORE
Next Door lSrymi-Laidlaw Sf
Off. Muln Slrnol 11 tit. a ..
" "JUMiwro, um gon
SPI-CIAL ATTENTION- TO QUALITV
1 Vll ....... . .
mm: of
PATKXT 3Ii:iICIM:s, At.
Or. Price's Cream Baklnjj Powder
" . a rair nignc.t Medal and Diploma
JHSPEX.SIXU.
TOILKT AKTICLES,
AT L0WKST PHK'Ksl
CIIAS. K. JACkKil
II
II. W. actTT
I V I. M TIIit!
the t'ouiit, i'.iti''t ,.l t:,-. ,i ii . 1
tttid are w illihir to cive you informs. f ?" ,"r w;,l,i; :":' ' '". ! apt. ..int.
It.,n ... t, .1.- . ..... . ' " Onileraia-ti.-.l a Imtn.a.r.il r ol lh'
mat at Uerrt.. W tir-.,, .leeena-., 1. 1ST til '
it' i tint ii fi
lllltF.tT fONMXTlOX
OKI.KH I'tiR
I
ALL
SEW
mm, us new! mey cm. H14 Jj muf.
lie vrry (iltx.iny iilm f,,r women
and rhildrrn, in my opinion.
nr ncHMt luinU-r u .iti,n
milfs tllHtaur, Hnd cfU (!l jmt 1 ,
nd tin tu ikiivtr the aau e. Tlic
rulll la at C'tinyonville and the ma Is
re very roujrh and iw.untaDtous
nioxt f the way. There are plenty
n.u nii.v ri. i.;..e I n eiit.M.i
, Upon the itli hartre ol i.:. ,tnt f-. I
A;l t!.evt,.r. tiivii.2 c'li'i..
laviuia' tin- et.i;e nr t , r I . .- n ( i. . ! '
an I leq nr.rl t pr,-':, :ii.:r, mm ij;?'
pro'v r v m he i.t ,i:.,' ... ,,., !
at lit MilfM, it Or .w. W.i-;, n-l:
t.n c.nintv. (r.'v
frnm the Jite hcre.il.
O.enco, IermKr 7. !i,r. i
IllfW U. WII.MAMS.
AdminUI ator of the entate uf Oerraite'
William, decea e.1. j
NHtT. l ICK T1HE.
mii i i i. ... i,, i,,
W. SCOTT & CO.
. REAL ESTATE .
HOMESTEAD AND .
R.R. LARDS LOCATED
1I.M1IEK UMSH0l(;,n AM) S(
aiiiiiiuumuiuiUi
I'. J". Ijintt onice Ilnlne
IVt.lK.i r.UH li
Frt lirorr.
A.
1 Xpirlitltj.
"rr ROB. !
The U. S. Oov't Reports
how Royal Baking Powder
it tuptrlor to all other.
A. P. T. L.
The American Protective Tariff Leafiu
national organization advocating
Pro ocbon to American Labor and
i?f1!u"pi4iTOdb'i,,Mn-
t on, at follow, :
AmZhc!&VbVahi.u,f,,, b'
05U.t.ly a!ur. -h.ch .ll
J?.! 8,8 B0 pe,sonil or p'iva'
tionand it-Mustamed by memberships
con "button, .nd, h, dirl bution of rj
Publication!.
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